Our Outreach Partners
Projects undertaken and the impact created
Programs under CSR efforts of Corporate Houses
- Reckitt Benckiser – makers of Dettol
- State Bank Of Hyderabad (SBH)
- Nutrition India Program
Programs under CSR efforts Programs under Employee Welfare efforts
Organizations with townships for employees, have used the products & services of Butterfly fields for the children of their employees in the Township Schools. Few of the leading ones are:
- ITC
- Navabharat Public School
- SCCL – Singareni Collieries Company Limited
- NTPC, Singrauli & Ramagundam
Programs under Govt. schemes
- State Level: RMSA, SSA, SCERT, Social Welfare Departments
- National Level: Defense Schools – Air force Schools, Army Schools, Sainik Schools, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas
Projects with NGOs
Click on the links below to see project details:
Programs for Affordable Private Schools
We work with other organizations working with Affordable Private Schools:
- Gray Matters Capital: Butterfly fields has supplied a combination of Robust and semi-Robust models, Concept maps and Primary math kit to different affordable schools on behalf of GMC for 3 years now.
- Varthana
Programs under CSR efforts of Corporate Houses
- Mundadugu: 4 Govt. Schools
- Chirala Govt. High School – Alumnus on its centenary celebrations
- Janya: Municipal Corporation schools in Vijayawada
- Microsoft Employees
- Lions Club
- Rotary Club
How are we doing it?
We are committed to make learning more effective for the children coming from disadvantaged backgrounds (especially in the fields of science, math, sanitation, early child hood education, nutrition, health & hygiene). Over the last 7 years we have impacted both directly & indirectly over 7.5 lac students studying in Govt. & low income – slum schools (also referred to as Affordable Private Schools). The above impact has been possible because of the generous support of various organizations big and small, viz. Reckitt Benckiser, State Bank of Hyderabad, NTPC, ITC & individuals.
Problems we are trying to address:
Gaps in attaining - Minimum levels of Learning
- Poor Math Learning in Primary Schools
- Rote learning without understanding & application
- Multi level – Multi grade Single teacher schools
- Language as a barrier to Science learning
Ineffective Labs
High CapEx & Running costs of Traditional Lab Infrastructure which is mostly Ineffective
Children as Change Agents
Children as Change Agents for Transforming Rural Health, Hygiene and Sanitation – Swachh Bharat
Innovations that we have come up with to address the above challenges are:
- Developing Affordable, Topic wise Modules – in the form of Sachets (deriving inspiration from the shampoo sachets.
- Developing Colourful mind maps – also called as Concept Maps in vernacular media
- Learning Games / Apps
Appreciations Received from:
- Prof. Pankaj Chandra former Director, IIM Bangalore
- Prof. U. B. Desai Director, IIT Hyderabad
- Dr. T. V. Rao Chairman TVRLS, Ahmedabad & Prof. IIMA
- Prof. Pradyumna Vyas Director, National Institute of Design (NID)
- Dr. T. Karunakaran former Director, MGIRI, Wardha
- Prof. V.Guruprasada Rau former Prof. IIT KGP, Electrical
- Prof. Rajeev Sharma IIM, Ahmedabad
- Mr. Ashok Ganguly Former Chairman, CBSE
- Mr. Ajit Rangnekar Dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB)
- Dr. Sandeep Pandey 2002 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee
- Dr. Amarjit Singh I.A.S. Additional Secretary, New Delhi
- Shri Ravi Chandra I.A.S. Andhra Pradesh
- Shri Avinash Dixit Commissioner, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
- Shri Siddarth Jain I.A.S. Andhra Pradesh
- Smt. Smita Sabharwal I.A.S. Andhra Pradesh
- Shri C. R. Prasanna I.A.S. Chattisgarh
- Shri D Chakrapani I.A.S. (Retd)
- Shri V. V. Lakshmi Narayana I.P.S. former Joint Director for India’s CBI
- Dr. R.S. Praveen kumar I.P.S. Secretary, APSWREIS
- Dr. Vani Mohan I.A.S. Andhra Pradesh
- Dr Ajit Ranade Chief Economic Advisor, Aditya Birla Group
- Dr A. Jamal HOD & Prof. IIT BHU
- Dr. Anna Neena George Prof. Goa Vidyaprasarak Mandal, Ponda
- Mr. Michael M D’Souza Director, Jt Secy, STE, Goa
Butterfly fields is the winner of the AIMA award (2012) for Innovations in Inclusive Education.
